See it if You don't mind gratuitous nudity. If you're looking for a gay show that addresses real issues other than nudity, HIV, or casual sex.
Don't see it if You buy into all the stereotypes about gay people. This show offered 3 varied profiles of a gay person, and their approaches to love
See it if you like intimate stories about modern relationships, hot young gay men, and inventive staging.
Don't see it if you would be bothered by a lot of nudity; you are turned off by a shakily-run venue.
See it if you want a realistic portrayal of the struggles in relationships. Enjoy the marvelous facial and body expression of feelings by Joe Chisholm
Don't see it if you hate straining to hear every word due to a noisy air system or you are not open to being immersed in the variety of feelings presented.
See it if you are interested in hearing three gay men converse on topics like sex, love, and relationships. Nudity is a big part of the play.
Don't see it if you are not comfortable around nude men for 90 minutes on stage.
See it if You want to see a relevant story involving gay culture in modern times. It is intimate and the small space is used well.
Don't see it if You are offended by full frontal nudity (there's lots). Also the play does not feel fully developed, but certainly not terrible in any way.
See it if you want to see a debut work of LGBTQ+ theatre by a promising new writer that goes beyond the typical clichés of the genre.
Don't see it if you're averse to a fair amount of male nudity in close quarters, or if you have anything against the gay community.
See it if You find the intricasies of a three-way relationship absorbing. The nudity is not shocking
Don't see it if If you think homosexuality is abnormal
See it if If you like a modern gay relationship themed play in a very very intimate setting.
Don't see it if if offended by gay sexuality, and frequent nudity.